Federation of Women's Clubs to Hold Open Meeting
Members of the Federation of Women's Clubs committee plan the first meeting of the year Thursday after 1 in the Guild hall St James Episcopal church. Evangeline Kohler will speak on craft art in homes in Europe and Miss Pelt will discuss hooked rugs with instructions and materials. The organizing group includes Mrs Aldridge and Mesdames Hammond Zeman Schmidtman Last Pebreon and Schuatte.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Guild
St James’ Episcopal Church
Pe LW
Aldridge
Inter
Milas Evangeline Kohler
Kohler
Ahe
Europe
Ven Pelt
F. W. Hammond
Charles Zeman
Theodore Schmidtman
Archie Last
Harvay Pebreon
Mss
Gesine Schuatte
Pythian Sisters Hold First Meeting of Year
The Pythian Bistera opened with a 6:30 banquet at Schreibart hall last evening. Officers installed included Lilian Grainger and Ella Caal with a membership drive planned and several initiations expected at the next meeting in two weeks.
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Pythian Bistera
Schreibart Hall
Knights of Pythias
Ella Brandenberg
Lilian Grainger
Ella Caal
Henrietta Nelson
Federation of Women Clubs collect old papers for safety
Mrs Frank Eggers announces the Federation of Women's clubs will accept old magazines and newspapers from Manitowoc residents as a fire prevention measure and fundraiser. People may call 2844 to have papers picked up, aligning with National Fire Prevention Day observances.
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Frank Eggers
Womex
Manitowoc Ag
Chambers Surprised by Friends at Home
Mr and Mrs W Chambers were surprised by a group of friends at their home Sunday evening marking Mr Chambers blithe day. Five tables of euchre participated with Mire Edward Seeder and Jake Pollack winning high prizes. Louis Kramer and L Surfus taking low prizes. A supper at midnight followed for about 20 guests.
Mrs John Skubal Hosts Moose Club Members
Mrs John Skubal of Riverview entertained Moose Heart Legion members at her home last evening. After a brief business session, Mrs Joseph Rugowski won high honors and Mrs Josephine Kohls helped serve a light refreshment prior to the next meeting on February 1 with initiation of new members planned.
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John Skupal
Riverview
Mooseyheart Legion
Joseph ‘Rugowski
Josephine Kohls
Reading by Miss Edna Reardon at PBO meeting
Miss Edna Reardon delivered a reading at the regular PBO Blazerhood gathering hosted by Mrs. W. B. McReynolds on Ed North Fifth Street. The session combined brief business with entertainment and instruction, noting an upcoming Thursday meeting with State Inside Guard Wm. Reginno and others in attendance.
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Edna Reardon
P. BO
Blazerhood
W. B. McReynolds
North Fifth Street
Miss Geimer Hosts Bridge Party For Friends
Miss Georgianna Geimer entertained a circle of friends at a bridge party hosted at the home of Mr. Paula Crasen on North Fourteenth Street. High honors were won by Miss Marie Stadler and low by Miss Vera Enteno. a midnight lunch followed for several guests including Vera Dueno Anne Wolff and others.
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Georgianna Geimer
Paula Crasen
North Fourteenth Street
Marie Stadler
Vera Enteno
Vera Dueno
Arte
Anne Wolff
Sylvis Mr Carthy
Amanda Heyroth
Ann Pritchard
Frieda Neumann
Paula Clusen
Robert Dubnk
Miss Arlyle Watson Named Guild President
Miss Arlyle Watson was named president of the Sanctuary Guild of St. James Episcopal Church at a regular guild meeting held at the rectory last evening. Miss Iather Hessel was elected vice president, Mrs. Fred Hridka re elected Secretary and Mrs. Donald McKaye chosen as treasurer for 1829. The group also handled routine business and Miss Watson hosted guild members that night.
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Arlyle Watson
St. James Episcopal Church
Iather Hessel
Fred Hridka
Donald McKaye
Miss Watson
Masquerade Ball Promoted by Germania Lodge No. 13
A masquerade ball sponsored by Plony group and Germania lodge No. 13 will take place at Glenn Inn hall on January 19 with Kirchen's Srcheutse providing music. Mrs Theresa Jagodinaky chairs the committee which includes George Koehke Julius Stupecky Alfred Potratz and Mary Knutson, signaling a large turnout for the first event of the year.
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Plony
Glenn Inn
Kirchen
Srcheutse
Mra
Theresa Jagodinaky
Large Attendance Expected at Meet at Fivat Presbyterian Church
Community event at Fivat Presbyterian Church aims for a large turnout Friday evening. Plans include a supper served by ladies from Westminster Circle and participation by representatives of Ele and Chilton Presbyterian churches in the program after the meal.
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Fivat ‘Presbyterian Church
Westminster Circle
Ele
Chilton Presbyterian
Mrs Fallier Hosts Club at Home on South Fifteenth Street
Mrs Adolph Haller entertained members of her club at her residence on South Fifteenth Street yesterday evening. About five hundred attendees were present as two participated in the event.
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Adolph Haller
South Fifteenth’ Street
Mra Ia. Jz
Byrd Faces Life After Larry as Home Plans Unravel
In a tense domestic aftermath Byrd grapples with separation from Larry and contemplates living alone. She weighs selling the house and storing belongings while Mr Polk arranges a bank job to keep her occupied. Family friends and neighbors react with mixed urgency as Byrd mulls a fresh start amid financial strain.
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Byrd
Mandy
Jacksonville
Mr. Polk
Poll
United States
Larry
Polk
Bir
Encou Daly
Finn
Ted
Tama
Jack
Bupply
Macy
Brod
Anasty
Hall
Dari
Morha
Dad
Pat
Secret marriage disclosed in Wisconsin city paper
A secret marriage was disclosed involving a maker’s son and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman. The couple reportedly married at a manufacturing company day western Wisconsin location, with the couple’s home listed in Eau Claire. The family had resided in Sheboygan four years earlier.
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Maker
Freeman
Les Maker
Daywestern
Wis Waukegan den
Aira
Isconsin
Oor Fe
P. D
Eau Claire
Mtr
Sheboygan
Tee
Local School Hosts Kindergarten Honors
Miss Evelyn, kindergarten teacher, led the event at Glen B ont school with Mrs. Arthur O Miss Rose Hands and Miss Elfrieda Boeder earning top and low honors. Other noted attendees included Miss Prairie Angus, Atice Brady, Del Schrithart, Claire Flitz, Charlotte Can ng, Betty Toomey, and Mrs. Arthur, as frames and pockets tied to a friendly display.
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Weer Togmeriy
Evelyn" Feld
Jand School
Arthur O
Rose Hands
Elfrieda Boeder
Painie Angus
jAtice, Brady
Ade
del. Schrithart
Claire Fliz
Black Hats Lead Young New Yorker Fashion Trend
A Central Press fashion column notes black remains dominant for youthful New Yorkers in January February. Young women favor black hats in novelty fabrics like cellophane while market surveys show brown and pastel options preferred by older shoppers. Designers sketch off the brow and crown styles featuring felt and satin, with rhinestone accents and bold brims to coordinate with black kid shoes and accessories.
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Fifth Avenue
Houette
Jana
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Chambers
John Skubal
Stepalah
Wm. Regin O
Zeek
Emanuel Peronto
Schads
Santtowos
Tombat
Miss Geimer
Mrs.fallier
Tina Byrd
Ouse
Nitra Blogr
Yingland Cottage
Mrs. Smith
Bret
Chet
Gree
Byzé
Mit
Old Prospect Street
Alea
Darling
Glen B
Lucy Claire
Central Press
The
Manlinwoe Times
Wife Preserver
Eggoil
Devers ‘Beauty Uty Shop
Frankin Street
Fauishobinson
Hele
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